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Noah Schumaker
16:42 27 Sep 20
Best. Barbecue. Ever. Get it.
Ligia cm
21:38 25 Sep 20
Rosina Barbara
21:48 21 Sep 20
Had a good experience in this place with my kids. The food came quickly and the customer service is just good. Prices are reasonable.
Raina Eddy
19:21 20 Sep 20
Dion McCoy
17:19 12 Sep 20
Great food
Jenifer Suurmeyer
17:35 11 Sep 20
Great food and amazing service. Big shout out to Chris for taking care of us as we showed up pretty late and he still let us order and gave us the best customer service and food! Thank you!
Xi Wu
23:33 10 Sep 20
A lot of delicious meat!
seth randall
18:20 08 Aug 20
Suzanne Hock
22:06 02 Aug 20
As usual, the best around! Staff was super!
NoName123 R6
18:14 30 Jul 20
Jimmy Adams
18:30 29 Jul 20
Stopped by for lunch tried the ribs and brisket best BBQ in Madison it was my first time here but definitely will be a regular
Nick L
00:03 09 Jul 20
michelle Spangler
23:19 06 Jul 20
Excellent food and excellent service
Mike L
00:17 04 Jul 20
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Dave Hanson
18:14 02 Jul 20
Michael Umhoefer
23:23 28 Jun 20
Seth Black
16:09 27 Jun 20
At the moment you step in that restaurant they give you an agreeable feeling. Very courteous hosts, it is a friendly place to hang out with buddies or with your date. Excellent cuisine, talented chef, reasonable price and attentive service. Warmly recommended.
Wisconsin Moovers
01:49 20 Jun 20
Best BBQ around!
Kevin McAllister
19:48 17 Jun 20
Brisket is excellent red hots are red HOT
Caitlin Jackson
17:30 17 Jun 20
The chopped pork shoulder is absolutely incredible and when I get the family meal to go, I enjoy it for a few days!
Jacob Slaby
17:16 10 Jun 20
Because of the pandemic, my fiance' and I had to cancel our wedding and decided to have a small BBQ in the backyard instead. However, we had already booked Smoky Jon's BBQ as our 200+ person wedding caterer. We assumed our deposit was gone, but Jon bent over backwards to work with us to make sure we had a great experience. He graciously put our deposit towards a Pig Up And Go package and worked with us every step of the way. He's got two very satisfied customers in us. Thanks a lot Jon!!!
Christian Parish
21:06 07 Jun 20
Really tasty ribs with very delicious BBQ sauce! Thank you for the great takeout for lunch, will be back for more!!
Donald Rosby
00:59 07 Jun 20
Ridiculously fantastic! I did not realize that we had a hidden gem right in our backyard! I just found my barbecue place. Yeah BUDDY! The food smelled too good to take the time to add a photo. Maybe next time
Phillip Anderson
14:50 06 Jun 20
Amazing! Hand's down the best BBQ in the city of Madison and on par with BBQ I've had at competitions in South Carolina and Texas (where I lived for 18 years) I've been coming to Smoky Jon's for 13 years since I discovered it after getting lost on my way to my new job one day. My wife and I used Smoky Jon's to cater our wedding and it was a huge hit. Everyone raved about the food. The set up was organized, timely and well priced. The portions for dine in or take out are large and the food is just incredible. Jon sells his BBQ sauce at several stores around the city and I highly encourage anyone to get some. It goes with everything. If you want great BBQ you can't go wrong here.
Laura Boylan
02:37 01 Jun 20
Smoky Jon's is a great BBQ spot right by the airport. I used to stop here all the time for ribs and pulled pork as I was travelling out of the Dane County airport. The sauce is smoky and spicy - a perfect combination. Definitely the best in Madison for barbecue!
Ditra Comer
19:56 29 May 20
Never been here just browsing internet
Robert fairfield
02:21 23 May 20
Jerome Mcneil
18:45 19 May 20
Last week was our first time we visited this magnificent restaurant. But It is surely not the last time. We enjoyed the evening very much with the good service, with the first-rate meal and booze and with the modest cost. We will definitely visit there in a short time.
Elizabeth Wilson
23:21 30 Apr 20
Al Guerin
18:32 17 Mar 20
The shredded brisket sandwich and side of house BBQ sauce were great and are 5 star by themselves. The sides of corn and beans, in my opinion, were very average. I will gladly go back in the future.
22:45 15 Mar 20
Avery Fluet
00:43 15 Mar 20
Best bbq in and around madison and top 5 ive ever had. Atmosphere is very comfortable for a small town bbq joint. Staff was incredibly friendly and prices are great, under $20 A person if you love bbq as much as i do, under $15/person if you want smaller portions.
Shane Tolman
18:00 14 Mar 20
Karen Walsh-Ritter
16:55 14 Mar 20
chad mcelderry
06:28 14 Mar 20
Jason Rychecky
00:28 12 Mar 20
Marsha Ann
23:40 11 Mar 20
Best BBQ in Madison area. Haven't been to any place that beats their sauce and quality.
Andrew Pedersen
13:37 11 Mar 20
As soon as I walked in the door, I could smell that this was no ordinary bbq joint. The food was fantastic! We made a 2nd order to take back home. I recommend going out of your way to get here, its worth it!
Damia Causey
05:07 11 Mar 20
Some of the absolute best barbeque in Wisconsin! We stop in whenever we're in Madison!
Irvin Bowman
17:57 09 Mar 20
I had the brisket. It was the best brisket that I have had at a restaurant.
Thomas Guitzkow
13:30 09 Mar 20
Madison's original and only 1 LB sirloin cheeseburger! Couldn't wait to dig in. Who would've thought that a place known for amazing ribs would have the biggest and best cheeseburger in Madison. I pour BBQ sauce on before each bite.
Don Traverso
01:27 09 Mar 20
Delicious ribs. Try the mashed potatoes (nice and garlicky) and baked beans (sticky and spicy). So much yum.
22:48 08 Mar 20
Notice how it doesn't say Smoky Jon's #2 BBQ
Shelly Rychecky
21:35 07 Mar 20
Great food! Love the brisket! Haven't had a bad thing here!
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I love it when a restaurant's food really stands out. When the setting stands out too, it's even better.
On a trip to the Triangle a few weeks ago, friends took me to Black House at Straw Valley in Durham, a very cool new restaurant (how come Durham gets so many of the fun places?). The setting is unusual, in a California-style mid-century modern house with lots of red wood, low rafters and modernist art.
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One of my favorite dishes was a side dish of Malaysian spinach that was sort of a turn on creamed spinach, with a little heat and a tropical touch from coconut milk.
Back at home, I adapted the idea to use on a batch of Tuscan kale (aka lacinato, aka dinosaur kale). I reached for green curry paste for the heat and a can of lite coconut milk for the creaminess. Green curry paste is easy to keep on hand. Look for the little jars in the Asian section of most supermarkets.
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It's one of the tricky things about writing historical novels. While contemporary novelists probably devote plenty of time in choosing a novel's characters' names, when you are
writing historical, particularly in the ancient time frame I'm using now, you sometimes have to choose between names a reader can pronounce in his/her head and names that were actually in use at the time.
I was in the middle of this task when I decided to run my proposed names by the people who follow my Facebook page. Here is what I said:
Readers: Please help! In the novel I'm working on I have to name some children. Always hard to strike a balance with names readers are familiar with and those that have somewhat of an ancient Irish feel. In this case I'm trying to keep them somewhat similar to the actual names in history. How do you feel about these: Egan, Keeva, Meredit, Shona. I've tried to use a spelling that helps the reader hear the correct sound. In order they are boy, girl, girl, girl.
The feedback on that post was very helpful. If you offered your opinion, thank you! If you did not, but would like to, feel free to comment below.
Names in My Past Novels
I thought you might like to hear how I came up with other character names. Some of them were quite simple, but here was my thinking:
For Brigid of Ireland, I obviously already had the main character. The original publisher of that book included a pronunciation guide at the front. For instance, Aine is AWN-ya. (Some readers of Pages of Ireland have asked about that one.) My rule for that book was that the names that were fairly easy to pronounce were fictional, and many others that were not were historical.
For Grace's Pictures, I thought of Grace O'Malley, the sixteenth-century Irish pirate. I don't know why. The characters aren't really alike, but the name stayed with me, and it's a beautiful name that taken literally reminds one that there by the grace we go. Owen is a name of Celtic origin, and I was influenced by a former youth pastor my son was mentored by. The Parker family was explained in the book: the children were named after trees, which Grace thought was funny…trees in the park? But their mother was an avid gardner. Reverend Clarke got his name because I once knew a Reverend Clark. The other names in the book came to me for no particular reason.
For Annie's Stories I named Annie for Annie Moore, the first immigrant to come through Ellis Island.
For her counterpart, I wanted a name that sounded very American. What's more American than a president? So, I used Adams. I thought Stephen sounded appropriate for the early twentieth-century and quite American. Speaking of names, I explain in the novel about Annie's father's name and his pen name. Annie's father is the source of "Annie's stories."
I held a contest for the naming rights for two characters in this book, but then most of the characters were already in Grace's Pictures. So the two Eastern European sisters in the book were named that way.
For Sofia's Tune, I had originally used Sophia, but the publisher (who later opted not to publish
this book) changed it to Sofia, which I think is more of an Italian spelling. Sofia means wisdom, and I hoped that throughout the story my character would grow in wisdom, which only comes from God. That is why I was so happy to be able to use Sophia Sing to Me, written by Irish singer/songwriter Andy Rogers. You can hear it on the book trailer found here. I believe the other characters came out of my imagination, if I remember right. But, oh, the dog? Nothing earth-shattering, but I think it was a name I heard in high school and thought it was Italian but not overly common.
I often consult baby name web sites when searching for a name. I love these because they often give the meaning of the name. If you look some of my character names up, you might understand why I gave a certain character a specific name. For instance, in Brigid of Ireland there is a druid named Bram. This is a derivative of Abraham, the father of many. While we don't specifically know if Bram's heart was changed in the story, he represented the old beliefs that were about to change for many of the Irish people. Another example. Back to Aine. Her name means "splendor, radiance, brilliance." As you might remember from Brigid of Ireland, she had leprosy and was healed.
Names Are Hard/Names Are Fun
That pretty much sums it up for me. I spend maybe too much time deciding on character names, but I do love the process. Let me know what you think!


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If you look at Obama's coat, you can tell the image has been deliberately altered to make that part of the photo look like some sort of unusual object.
The original is a Reuters photo that I can't find on their site right now, but it's image #13 in the slide show on this Toronto Sun article.
Conclusion: Obama has some funny-looking ears (but doesn't need some sort of unusual earpiece I've never seen the like of before). And isn't it funny how conservatives care about this now, and not when the conspiracy theories were flying about Bush wearing a wire when he had a halfway-competent performance in one of his debates in '04?
So it's OK that Mitt Romney was designed and built completely by the Disney Animatronics lab, but the President can't wear a simple wire? Another example right-wing double standards.
That story was resoundingly debunked by Snopes.
Face it, Thurston Howell the Third is going to be beaten like a drum next Tuesday and then you can go back to your birther nonsense.
Would you please provide a URL link for the Snopes debunk.
"All Ears", snopes.com, 27 October 2012
@ anon --NO. Look it it up yourself.
I'm not your internet babysitter. Spread your wings and fly, little bird.
The beauty of this is, once you figure out the internets, you don't have to be a slave to TV or to radio. Or to me or to anyone else.
You can make your OWN informed decisions.
Again, I'm not here to make friends. I already have them. I'm here to comment on this bullshit and to steer people to the facts.
What you do with those facts are up to you.
Good luck, little wing.
Well, Kevin is a nicer soul than I am. And all of the regulars here know that.
But my point remains.
Don't rely on us! Dig for it yourself.
"Well, Kevin is a nicer soul than I am. And all of the regulars here know that"
You made 100 there
Thanks Kevin I like to have ammunition when people send me their right wing bull shit.
gruaud: I'm usually fairly good at researching these right wing forwards and I assure you I tried numerous times without success. I thought I asked in a reasonable way I'm on your side in debunking these lies but I'll not bother you with any more questions.
Again thanks Kevin.
Yeah, I know: I'm one of the bad guys. I realize some people want to suss out the bullshit, anon.
But the greatest failure of conservatives that I have seen is that they just take what is offered by the think tanks without doing the damned research or reading the fucking manual. Aside from their selfishness and bigotry, it is their casual acceptance of obvious lies that makes steam come out of my ears.
If I seemed impatient, it is because I am.
I apologize for being rude, because I frequently am rude here.
Thanks for the tip on Snopes. To me, this is such an *obvious* photoshop that it's clear as day what bullshit it is.
Conservatives clearly don't give a rat's patoot about facts, reality or even just frickin' analyzing a photo for more than 10 seconds. Duh.
Don't blame gruaud for his peevishness. It's tiresome dealing with the rightwingers who come here & sometimes hard to tell who's asking quetions for what purpose.
onwards & upwards....
No fan of either Obama or RMoney, but don't forget to vote, everyone.
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Then Lehman played the next song, "As Time Goes By" from the movie "Casablanca," and witnessed the man's transformation.
"He just sat straight up like he got hit with a bolt of lightning. Then he calmly stood up, walked over to me and put his hand on my shoulder and said, 'You know, I was in the war,'" Lehman recalled.
The man began telling Lehman he remembered the song from his youth in 1944. He had been serving in the Japanese Army during WWII when America's Office of War Information aired popular songs of the time across airwaves in the Pacific Theater as part of its Voice of America radio broadcast.
Moments such as these illustrate the power of music and the efforts of music therapists, musicologists and researchers who are using music as therapy to help a broad range of people.
Music can provide a voice for a nonverbal child with autism, help people with dementia or Alzheimer's remember long-lost memories. It can also provide calm and peace to those in their last moments of life.
"Music touches on a lot of different places in people's brains and their lives," said Beth Hardy, a music therapist who holds a credential from the Certification Board for Music Therapists.
"We grew up with music. We are rhythmic people — our heartbeats, our cadence, our walk — we are a rhythm. ... We use music in every ritual of our lives. If you think of weddings, funerals, birthday parties, special events, music is the connecting factor through all those things."
In Suzanne Doi's K-5 classroom for students with special needs at Juana Briones Elementary School, board-certified music therapist Spencer Hardy strums his guitar and leads a small group of children in a catchy song.
"I have two shoes and one of them is a boogity woogity shoe," Hardy sings, motioning to the kids to try and touch their toes as they shake plastic eggs filled with sand to the beat of the music.
He points to a smiling girl in the center.
"OK, Ava, tell us what should we do next," as he hands her his iPad displaying colorful pictures of a head, legs, eyes and arms. Ava touches the screen and selects arms.
"I have two arms, and one of them is a boogity woogity arm," he sings while occupational therapists and classroom aides sing along as they raise some of the children's arms.
"Music is very calming for them; in some ways it's almost magical. They start to hear a song, and then they forget about everything else, or their bodies start moving in ways that maybe they weren't before," Doi said.
On the surface it might seem like Hardy is simply performing and entertaining the group, but in reality he is adjusting to each student's limited abilities, working to help develop their motor skills, establish communication, learn to make decisions, interact socially and make eye contact.
"There are a lot of social skills that are happening in the group that people may not think would happen in a music group," Doi said. "All those things that we take for granted ... are things that sometimes we have to be taught, and I think (with music therapy) that's a really nice way to do it in a very low-key, non-pressured situation."
Hardy specializes in working with kids and young adults in the special-needs community, particularly those on the autism spectrum. He leads group-therapy sessions once a week for students at Juana Briones and Greendell schools in Palo Alto, meets one-on-one with clients at his private practice in Los Altos, and is collaborating with fellow music therapist Beth Robinson as they prepare to launch their joint practice, Rainbow Music Therapy (www.rainbowmusictherapy.com), at the end of this month.
In his work, Hardy sees a wide range of students with all types of abilities.
Some of his students are nonverbal, so he uses devices like an iPad or speech recorder to help a student learn how to communicate what they would like to do. For students who have impulsive behaviors he will introduce drumming and percussive instruments to keep them focused on a beat. Oftentimes Hardy says his students have perfect pitch or rhythm but struggle with making mistakes as they try to play the music that is playing perfectly in their head.
"Music within itself creates a nonthreatening environment where people are able to sort of relax and feel safe and comfortable in this idea of creating music together and be themselves in that space. And then from there, as a therapist, I can meet a child on the same level through music and from there we can grow together," he said.
Doi has seen it firsthand in her classroom. One of her students has learned how to clap on her own by participating in Hardy's weekly sessions. Doi says that the music frees and empowers her kids to express themselves.
"There's something about the rhythm of the music that's very soothing for our students, it's very freeing. They all really respond to music in lots of different ways," she said. "It gives them a very intimate experience with music and gives them a lot of opportunities to show their joy."
Parent Lisa Zuegel agrees. She is able to better communicate with her son Jeffrey, 14, through Jeffrey's love of songs and music. Jeffrey was diagnosed with low-muscle-tone cerebral palsy and displays some behaviors akin to autism.
"Jeffrey makes up songs all the time. ... It's a good way for us to connect with him," she said. "He's telling us a story through the song."
On a recent Friday at BridgePoint at Los Altos, a senior community, musicologist Lehman breaks out in a big grin as he takes 94-year-old Edy Lynch's arms. The two begin to swing to the lively beat of Glenn Miller's "Imagination" from 1944. When Fred Astaire's "Isn't This a Lovely Day" from 1935 plays, resident Janine Breitbart sings every word. And during 1947's "Managua, Nicaragua" by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, Fran Nuelle dances in her chair and sways her head.
The music and dancing form Lehman's year-long exploratory "Vintage Music Therapy Program," which he leads twice a week at the center, as well as at SarahCare of Campbell adult day care center and the Alzheimer's Activity Center in San Jose. Lehman, executive director of the nonprofit Senior New Ways based in Palo Alto and an avid private music collector, began to test out the program after witnessing how seniors immediately responded to hearing music of their youth at a Christmas program at the Los Altos United Methodist Church.
"I chose Christmas songs that haven't been played on the radio in over 60 years, and this group of 80-year-olds could identify the song and the performer's names in less than 8 seconds. ... After an hour I was just blown away," he said.
After being awarded a grant by the Los Altos Community Foundation funded by the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, Lehman launched the program through Senior New Ways last April. He leads seniors ages 70-98 on an hour-long "reminiscing session" using a portable speaker and iPod filled with more than 40,000 songs from the 1920's through early 50s.
BridgePoint resident Janine Breitbart has a special fondness for hearing the music of the Big Band Era.
"My brother just loved the Big Band Era. It was always just a continuum in my soul and in my being," she said. "Listening to it is just a continuation of what's been in my heart."
Though Lehman leads the weekly sessions to a variety of seniors with varying degrees of mental agility and sharpness, he is most excited about the prospect of studying how music can help those with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. He lost his mother, an aunt and two cousins to the disease and notes that dementia rates are expected to rise significantly as Baby Boomers age.
He says his work is informed by the neurological research of music on the brain and memory from neuroscientists Oliver Sacks and Daniel Levitin.
"I read in Levitin's book 'This Is Your Brain On Music' that what you hear as a teenager, because of hormones and emotional development and brain acceleration, you never forget," he said. "Even though you may think you forgot it and you don't hear the music for 50, 60, 70 years ... who you were necking with in the backseat, when you went to prom, all that stuff, the emotion of it, the smells, the sound, everything is captured and it's really cemented in there."
In the spring Lehman says he will begin working with researchers from the Alzheimer Disease Research Center at USC to conduct research on how the program may affect the cognition levels of Alzheimer's patients by administering a series of regular memory tests within a control group.
"It is tremendously important to identify modifiable factors that might contribute to healthy cognition in old age. Music is particularly promising because it engages cognition, emotion, physical movement and social engagement," stated Dr. Margaret Gatz, professor of psychology, gerontology and preventative medicine at USC who will be overseeing the research with doctoral student Alison Balbag.
Marguerite Manteau-Rao, a licensed clinical social worker with a private psychotherapy practice in Palo Alto and clinical director of the Lakeside Park specialized elder-care facility in Oakland, agrees about the profound effects that music and music-centered activities can have on the mind of someone with dementia or Alzheimer's. Music tied to one's memory can help an unresponsive person "come to life" or immediately calm a person experiencing a hallucination onset by the disease, she said.
"It can be pretty dramatic, and it's really like medicine for people with dementia — and it's not just the music itself but all the music-related activities that are spurred by a shared music experience such as reminiscing, and singing, dancing, all of that," she said.
Lehman also considers music as medicine in a way.
"This is like going to RiteAid and getting a prescription: It might not take effect overnight, but it's going to take effect."
After her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, Manteau-Rao realized she was still able to share experiences and memories with her mom over the phone when all other forms of communication had been lost, by singing French drinking songs together — some of her mother's favorite songs during her youth.
Last year she created a personalized music program for residents at the Lakeside Park community and has recently developed Carenga; an app for the iPad that primarily gives caregivers and family members a way to set-up personalized playlists and share songs and lyrics.
One of her main passions at the moment is bringing personalized music into other care facilities to help patients with dementia establish a better quality of life.
"It's one way to easily bring personalization particularly in institutions where it's so hard because of logistics to have every person being recognized for who they are," she said. "Personalized music is just like food ... and from the research it's also a quick pathway into the brain and accessing all these parts of the brain that sometimes become dormant or nonaccessible because of the dementia."
Manteau-Rao points to the research currently being conducted by Dr. Petr Janata at UC Davis, who has been studying how the brain responds to music that conjures memories. The study, "The neural architecture of music-evoked autobiographical memories," found that a section of the pre-frontal cortex, oftentimes the last intact region of the brain of someone with Alzheimer's, retrieves memories when a familiar song is played.
Dr. Walter Greenleaf, director of the Mind Division at the Longevity Center at Stanford University, a center dedicated to studying how our culture can respond to aging and living longer, agrees that personalized music for people with cognitive impairments can act as a way to connect family members.
"One of the cool things about the use of music here is that it can form a bridge to allow someone who's not a clinician to have a way of interacting," he said. "And that's really key both for the person who has Alzheimer's but also for their family members who are really thirsty for having a way to have a dialogue, even if its not a verbal dialogue, to share something."
"This is strictly about enhancing the quality of life," Manteau-Rao said. "It's a great way to engage a person and sometimes enable them to speak again and talk about their memories."
In a sun-filled room on the fourth floor of the VA Palo Alto Health Care System, music therapist Beth Hardy pulls up a chair and her guitar beside Army Lt. Col. Christopher Manak's bed and asks him to pick a song from a printed list of popular and patriotic songs. The Vietnam veteran, who is staying in the hospital for a temporary palliative care respite, selects a song and together they sing, "You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you make me happy, when skies are grey." A moment later his 4-year-old granddaughter joins in with a few shakes from a percussive shaker.
Everyday on the hospital's hospice unit, Hardy meets with patients and caters her music sessions to try and help ease their physical and emotional pain, reduce anxiety and also to bring family members together who are seeking to reminisce and connect with their dying relative.
"I think a lot of times families might not know how to interact with their loved one who is dying and can't respond to them," she said. "And often how music plays into that is that it gives people an opportunity to engage with that person in a different way by singing to them or holding their hand while I play a song that they might have danced to at their wedding or a song that they loved together. It gives them a chance to be of service and to show that person that they are there."
When families are in the room, Hardy tries to bring everyone together either by singing or playing some of the instruments she brings with her. Sometimes she also records the sessions on her laptop so the memory is saved for the family afterward. She sees the music as a way to allow families to make a few last memories together and manage grief.
"Having them be able to play music with their loved one can really decrease a lot of the tension in the room, a lot of the fear and anxiety ... and also help them to have this amazing memory and experience before the person passes away." she said.
The work can be emotionally trying, especially when a patient is not awake or responsive and there are no family members to retrieve personal information about the patient's music preferences. When that is the case, Hardy plays open guitar to try and increase their relaxation and slow their breathing down.
Through her work, Hardy says that using music as therapy can often be the easiest way to connect people when other forms of communication are lost or too difficult.
"I like to think of music therapy as coming in through the backdoor — the music is the way in with someone — and then after connecting through music there's an opportunity to really connect verbally and find out what it is they need, what it is they're struggling with right now," Hardy said.
John Lehman echoes that sentiment: "If I want to explain something to you, I'll use words. If I want you to know how I feel, I'll use music."
An audio slideshow of the music therapists at work has been posted on Palo Alto Online.
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ABOUT PACIFIC STEEL CASTINGwww.PacificSteel.com
Pacific Steel Casting (PSC) is the third largest foundry of its kind in the country. It has been in West Berkeley for more than 50 years on both sides of 2nd Street, just south of Gilman. It is a specialty casting heavy manufacturer that hires 500 workers in shifts. Ore is melted and poured into sand castings. The sand has a binder or glue to keep its shape. Some binders are flour based others are phenolic based. Experts assume odors are generated when molten metal is poured into the sand casts with phenolic binder. PSC is actively looking for alternative binders.
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1. Air Quality Monitoring Station established by the Air District (2009)
This station concluded its one-year monitoring in early 2009. The results are reported in a letter to Mayor Bates (go to letter). The District has indicated it would like to keep the station active for as much as another year. In September, 2009, Councilmember Maio and Mayor Bates will meet with the Community Environmental Advisory Commission to update them on the progress of acquiring a complete copy of the PSC Odor Control Plan and any other pertinent issues that are relevant.
2. Odor Control Plan (when submitted to district; when approved by district, when released to us in a redacted version, when Berkeley made an FOIA request for the complete version, when Pacific Steel filed with the courts to keep proprietary information redacted, when decision from the courst is expected.
3. Draft Health Risk Assessment (HRA) Protocol is ready for distribution (Aug. 26, 2005)
3a. Written public comments due (Sept. 13, 2005)
3b. Revised HRA Protocol published; includes responses to public comments (1-4 weeks)
4. Draft emissions testing procedures to acquire data (Sept. 15, 2005)
4a. Written comments due (Sept. 30, 2005)
4b. Revised emission protocol published; includes responses to public comments (1-4 weeks)
5. Emissions testing to be done at site about Oct. 7, 2005 - Jan. 15, 2006 Rev. Mar. 31, 2006
6. Updated Emissions Inventory Report Released ~ about Jan 15, 2006. Rev. May 19, 2006. Rev. July 31, 2006. Rev. Sept. 8, 2006. Rev. Dec. 15, 2006
7. Draft HRA (February 28, 2006) Rev. June 30, 2006. Rev. July 31, 2006. Rev. Sept. 8, 2006 Rev. Jan. 15, 2007
7a. Written comments deadline: City to negotiate for more than 2 weeks
7b. Final HRA released; includes responses to public comment
8. Air District to review data and conduct engineering review for mitigations proposed by PSC and their consultants. BAAQMD anticipates that the odor mitigation engineering controls chosen for the site will be installed in phases. BAAQMD engineers will evaluate equipment and they will seek input from neighborhood to determine the extent of odors that remain. Community should be logging objectionable odors to hand over to the BAAQMD. This may be an iterative process. BAAQMD will, if necessary, use its enforcement powers to impose solutions. The following schedule for odor control measures was provided by the BAAQMD at the January 31, 2006 community meeting at the West Berkeley Senior Center:
Submit application for authority to construct system (Dec. 30, 2005)
Automate electric arc furnace baghouse blower in Plant #3 (February 18, 2006)
Odor Management Plan for the entire facility (March 31, 2006)
Obtain City, District and other permits and approvals (May 31, 2006)
Complete plant modifications to accommodate carbon adsorption (July 31, 2006)
Complete installation of carbon adsorption system (Sept. 30, 2006)
Abatement system confirmed fully operational (Oct. 15, 2006)
According to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) in a letter to Interested Parties dated December 20, 2007, Pacific Steel Casting Company (PSC) has prepared a Health Risk Assessment (HRA) in order to meet the requirements of the Air Toxics Hot Spots (ATHS) program. BAAQMD is conducting a community meeting to be held at 6:00 PM on Wednesday, January 9, 2008 at the West Berkeley Senior Center located at 1900 6th Street. BAAQMD and Cal/EPA's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) have reviewed the HRA report and have made a preliminary determination that it was prepared in accordance with the statewide ATHS Health Risk Assessment Guidelines. At the meeting on January 9, staff from PSC will present the HRA report and answer questions from the public. Staff from BAAQMD and OEHHA will present information and answer questions regarding the HRA and risk assessment procedures.
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Summary and Analysis of West Berkeley Air Monitoring Results - April 14, 2009 (PDF Link)
The Air District's West Berkeley Air Monitoring Station began operating on December 12, 2007. The sampling station is located approximately five blocks east of Interstate 80, near the northwest corner of 6th and Camelia Streets. After collecting data for the entire year of 2008, Air District Staff reviewed the data and developed the following summary and analysis of the results.
Letter to Mayor Tom Bates - April 14, 2009 (PDF Link)
Re: Summary and analysis of 2008 air monitoring results from the West Berkeley air monitoring station at 6th and Camelia Streets. The fact that the air monitoring station did not reach actionable hazard levels does not mean that the City will abandon its efforts to continue to reduce emissions.
Health Risk Assessment Report - November 5, 2008 (Link)
You can also view Letters and Documents prior to November 2008.
WEST BERKELEY ALLIANCE FOR CLEAN AIR AND SAFE JOBSwww.WestBerkeleyAlliance.org
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Build positive relationships by identifying ways to earn trust, credibility and respect and practicing a process for building positive relationships. Explore different work relationships and understand what drives employees to peek performance. You'll learn tips for hiring the right people and how to improve performance by conducting effective performance reviews. Make positive change happen by gaining willing cooperations and gaining consensus and collaboration.
Por qué lo deseas aprender
Effective leaders get things done through others so strong people skills are a must.
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Establishing strong relationships with team members leads to a mutual exchange of ideas, information and skills. This in turn motivates the effectiveness of teamwork in the company.


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188th listening session ends
Supporters pack Fort Smith Convention Center
It was a productive Tuesday for several lawmakers that came to hear what community had to say about the 188th Fighter Wing.
Supporters of the Fighter Wing packed the Fort Smith Convention Center to get answers on the future of the base.
The focus now shifts to Washington, D.C., and what's going to be done to save the flying mission in Fort Smith.
The 188th listening tour ended with a fired up crowd.
"Our men and women anywhere in the world, wherever that may be, getting the fight today to defend freedom. It is our obligation to make sure that it's not a fair fight," said Rep. Randy Forbes, chairman of the House Armed Services Readiness Subcommittee.
A special group of lawmakers from Washington, D.C., and Arkansas made the hearing an important visit for the future of the 188th.
"The reality, though, is you know we're very proud of it," said Arkansas Sen. John Boozman. "It's important for this region, but it truly is important for America. I believe that in all of my heart. There's not a more cost-effective, better functioning group than the 188th."
"In terms of protecting the taxpayer and yet still maintaining our defense posture, I think our governors believe that the National Guard is one of the best bangs for the buck, and we don't want to see anybody's National Guard take it deeper than the other folks," said Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe.
Even lawmakers still have questions for the Department of Defense and its purposed cuts.
"We met with Secretary (Leon) Panetta, but we still can't get the answers, and it's good that we're getting the subcommittee chair involved, because he has some tools that he can use to help get to the bottom of this," said Arkansas Rep. Tim Griffin.
"It's really everyone pulling together and making sure that this unit is a vibrant unit," said Lt. Col. Stephen Gray, advisor to Boozman. "And again, it's such an easy story because they do such a good job. I mean, there are a lot of places in this country that can say the same thing but their unit is not as exceptional unit as this one is."
About 1,000 people packed the Fort Smith Convention Center for Tuesday night's listening session.


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Before you get a Kindle…
A lot of people are thinking about getting Kindles (or other EBRs…E-Book Readers). We get expect the number of people e-books to increase tremendously in the next few years. That may be on tablets, but a lot of it will be on EBRs.
I see people ask questions after they get them, so I thought I'd take this post to address some of the things you might want to know and/or do before you get one.
Q. Does it matter which EBR I get?
A. Yes. One of the important considerations is if you know anybody else who already has one, and if you might want to share books. The big three aren't really compatible with each other. If you buy a Kindle and a friend has a Sony or a nook, that's going to complicate things.
Q. Which one is the best?
A. That's going to be a bit subjective, although I do like the Kindle the best. I've analyzed the three of these, and they each have advantages and disadvantages. This previous post gives you an overview of the three, and links to more comprehensive analyses.
Q. Should I buy one now or wait for the next generation?
A. My feeling is that it's worth buying it now, generally. I've certainly gotten my money's worth out of my K1 and K2…if there's a next generation Kindle soon, I won't feel bad about it. None has been announced, by the way.
Q. If I've already bought books from Amazon in paper, will I have to buy them again in e-book form?
A. Only if you want them as e-books. There's no reason you can't have both, of course. You won't get a discount for buying them again, and there are some good reasons for that. Let's say you paid $4.95 for the paperback three years ago. That was a fair deal at the time, right? Amazon has to pay the publisher when you download the e-book…and that might even be more than what they got from you for the paperback. The publisher might offer you a discount, but that's up to them (and unlikely).
Q. Are all the Kindle store books $9.99?
A. No, many of them are less expensive, some are more. What Amazon says is that New York Times Bestsellers and most new releases are $9.99…unless marked otherwise.
Q. Are e-books always cheaper than p-books?
A. No, but they usually are…it's rare when they aren't.
Q. Will I save money with a Kindle?
A. It depends on your book buying habits, but probably. If you only get books from the library, then you won't. Take a look at how much money you spent on books last year. That will give you a good idea. It's nice that you can get so many free books (although that's particularly older books). The more you books you buy, the better the Kindle is for you economically.
Q. I heard Amazon can remove your books…is that true?
A. They did that in one widely-publicized instance with an unauthorized edition of books by George Orwell. They have promised they wouldn't do the same thing again…and even stated it in a legal settlement. They actually compensated people more than what customers had paid for the book…customers could make a profit on the deal.
Q. How do I know if Amazon has the books I want for the Kindle?
A. Check the Amazon website. You can choose to search for Kindle books. However, many of us have taken this as an opportunity to broaden our reading horizons. Books are being "Kindleized" very quickly…the US Kindle store has more than quadrupled the number of titles in just a couple of years.
Q. What Kindle should I get?
A. There are two models currently available. One is $259, and one is $489. The more expensive one has a bigger screen…that's the main difference.
Q. I've heard you can only get books from the Kindle store for the Kindle…is that true?
A. Nope. You can get books from lots of sources. The Kindle can only read books with Digital Rights Management (DRM) on them that come from the Kindle store, not from other sources. DRM is code that most publishers insert into e-book files to control the use of the file. It generally won't be on books that aren't under copyright, and some publishers release without it.
Q. Can I loan/share my Kindle store books with other people?
A. Yes, if they are on your account. Otherwise, no. Putting people on your account can work very well, though.
Q. Can I read Kindle books on my computer?
A. Yes, with a free "app" from Amazon. Otherwise, no.
Q. Can I read Kindle books on any other devices?
A. Yes. You can read them on the iPhone and iPod Touch, currently, as well as on PCs (with the app) and Kindles. Mac and Blackberry apps are coming soon.
Q. How many Kindles have been sold?
A. Amazon doesn't release that information, but the Kindle has been the #1 selling item at Amazon.
Q. I've heard the Kindle reads books to you. Is that like an audiobook?
A. No, it's a "robotic" sounding voice. Think of it as another way to access the information in the book, not as an entertaining adaptation, like an audiobook performed by professional actors. You can hear a sample of it here:
Tom Demo at A Kindle World blog
Q. What happens to my Kindle books if Amazon stops making the Kindle? Will it be like beta videotapes?
A. No. The beta versus VHS thing was hardware. Different e-book formats are a matter of software. I'm confident that we would have the ability to read our Kindle store books (perhaps through conversion) even if Amazon went under (knock virtual wood).
Q. Won't I miss the feel of a "real book"?
A. You get used to it. I actually prefer it now. I love paperbooks, but this is easier. For more information, see this earlier post.
Q. I want to know more about it, like the technical specs. How can I get more info?
A. Start with the Kindle product page. You can go to Kindle Support from there, and even read the User's Guide. I also recommend the Amazon Kindle community. You can ask questions there, and they will get answered very quickly by users. You can also leave comments on this post for me.
Q. What do I do after I get my Kindle?
A. See this earlier post.
This post by Bufo Calvin originally appeared in the I Love My Kindle blog.


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Café du Nouveau Monde
Rating: 2 out of 4
84 Ste-Catherine St. W.
Phone: 514-866-8669
Website: tnm.qc.ca/cafe-du-nouveau-monde/cafe-du-nouveau-monde.html
Open: Monday 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Tues.- Fri. 11:30 a.m. to Midnight; Saturday 1 p.m. to Midnight
Reservations: Recommended, essential on show days
Wheelchair access: Yes
Cards: All major
Vegetarian friendly: Yes
Parking: On the street with meters
Price range: Appetizers: $8-$13.50; main courses $15-$24; desserts $2-$9.50.
MONTREAL - Despite my 45 years spent in this wonderful yet challenging city of ours, there remain many activities in which I have yet to partake. For instance, I have not been on that Goliath roller coaster at La Ronde, I have yet to set foot in the new symphony hall, and I still have not visited that funky Bota Bota boat spa. However, the activity I am most ashamed to admit I have yet to undertake is attending a French play in Montreal. Yes, I have been to the Centaur dozens of times, Broadway, the West End and both Stratfords, but a French play in my hometown? Nada. That's going to change this year, and I made that vow the other day while dining at Le Café du Nouveau Monde.
Located kitty corner to Place-des-Arts on the bustling crossroads of St-Urbain and Ste-Catherine Sts., Le Café du Nouveau Monde is set over two floors right inside the Théâtre du Nouveau Monde edifice. On show nights, you'll see a mob consisting of restaurant patrons lining up to get a table mixed in with theatre-goers.
By 7:30, though, the lobby empties out and the restaurant settles down significantly. Considering this establishment's proximity to the Quartier des spectacles and the paucity of restaurants in the area in relation to the demand (well, at least on show and festival nights), I was eager to see whether Le Café works simply as the theatre's canteen or — I was hoping — something more.
First off, Le Café du Nouveau Monde is very much a bistro. The menu deviates little from the traditional bistro cannon of goat's cheese salad, steak tartare, duck confit, entrecôte and crème brûlée, though, sadly for me at least, there are no french fries with mayonnaise. But there is a nice wine list that's well priced, so I suggest starting out with a bottle of Beaujolais or Chinon that somehow, in a bistro, works even with the likes of white-wine-friendly food like salad and salmon. No point overthinking things here. This is the kind of naked-tabled restaurant ideal for those up for dinner and intense conversation. Just looking around me, I saw a cast of characters including tourists, couples, students and bobo Plateau-types with what appear to be a majority of French-from-France over Québécois or anglo customers. This isn't an occasion restaurant, per se, but more of a "let's catch dinner" type bistro. And it's not a bistro de luxe, either. It's a bare-bones bistro where ambience rules over food. That said, the food was better than expected. No, this isn't Leméac or L'Express, but it's not trying to be.
The wait staff was very friendly and extremely quick to deliver plates, yet they didn't seem to care if my wine glass was empty, so be prepared to pour. Your cutlery will not be changed between courses. I can imagine the sheer number of bums that hit these seats means there's little room for fussy plate presentations, and when I say the dishes come fast, I mean that the appetizer plates were still on the table when the mains arrived.
The restaurant is divided into three sections: an upstairs dining room, a bar area by the entrance and a third, high-ceilinged space fronting Ste-Catherine. It is in that third room where I made my way through nine dishes on the menu, beginning with three appetizers: a goat's cheese salad, a sauté of mushrooms with pork belly, and lamb cannelloni. The salad was everything it should be, with crisp lettuce and tangy chèvre all tied together with a well-balanced vinaigrette. Granted the croutons were a bit pallid, but the rest was just right.
The mushroom sauté was less successful, as the mushrooms were quite mushy but more so because the pork belly — a notoriously tender cut — was tough. As for the cannelloni, I liked it. The pasta was perfectly al dente, the filling had gusto, and the tomato concassé sauce was fresh tasting.
That said, my two dining companions made a face when they ate it, complaining about "some spice" in the mix. My thinking is that is was cumin, and that's fine by me, and that my friends should get out more.
Next up, the mains: two meaty bistro classics, entrecôte and liver, and a more modern dish of salmon filet with potatoes and citrus. The steak was full flavoured and cooked to the requested medium-rare. The outside caramelized crust was non-existent, though, making me suspicious that it had been grilled on too low a flame. As for the vegetables alongside, imagine plain boiled new potatoes, poorly blanched green beans. Fortunately, the liver tasted great and was also grilled "à point." But the whole dish, which included stiff mashed potatoes and grilled red peppers, was too dry. A sauce of some sort would have worked wonders. And as for the fish? Well, the salmon filet was again perfectly cooked, rich and delicious. But I'm still scratching my head over the accompanying mashed potatoes mixed with orange segments. That was a first for me and I hope it's a last.
The dessert list is long and no-nonsense; everything looks promising, from the menu descriptions to what arrives on the plate. We opted for a molten chocolate cake, a tart fine aux pommes, and a square of sticky toffee pudding. The sticky pud won this round. Dense and sweet, the cake was baked (or perhaps steamed) on a layer of dates, and the toffee sauce underneath — that tasted like Bailey's mixed with crème anglaise — was just wicked. As for the other two, well, the molten chocolate cake was as dry as a kitchen sponge, and the apple tart looked good, but was served stone cold and tasted as though it had been caramelized with a blow torch. Ugh.
As the meal came to a close, one of my friends pointed out that no one had asked about coffee, but I waved it off. This is the kind of place where you gotta ask for your own coffee and same goes for the bill, which, with a bottle of wine for three came in at more than $80 each. Considering the occasional downfalls of the cooking, the price is steep. But there is the convenience factor of being in the heart of the downtown action, and the ambience is pretty darn cool. OK, the food's not all that, but when I come here to see the Le Murmure du coquelicot or Cyrano de Bergerac this season, I will definitely be back. Not just for dinner, but to be part of the scene.


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The announcement from Microsoft regarding its contribution to the jQuery project led many developers and project managers to welcome jQuery into large corporate projects. All of a sudden, dozens of jQuery plug-ins started being perceived under a different and much more positive perspective. In this article, I examine a jQuery plug-in that is incredibly useful to block the user interface until a given operation -- typically, a background server operation -- is terminated. You can find the BlockUI plug-in here.
The need for such a plugin can be traced back to the advent of the AJAX paradigm. Whenever you start an AJAX operation -- regardless of it being your own plain script or the script injected by some ASP.NET controls -- you often want to prevent the user from taking certain actions that are in conflict with the one going on. More often than not, you don't want to block the entire user interface, but just a section of it such as a DIV or a smaller element. The expected behavior is easy to formalize; it is much less easy to implement in a fully reusable way. All you want is, disabling clickable elements, providing visual clues of disablement, optionally display a "Work in progress" message. Finally, you want everything to return to the initial state as soon as the AJAX operation terminates. Years of trial-and-error demonstrated that the best way of achieving this is by overlaying the section of the page to disable with a (semi)transparent HTML block that is removed at the end of the operation or when some other script is run. BlockUI simply makes blocking segments of the user interface of Web page a breeze. Let's see how. Needless to say, first you make sure you reference the library, as shown below:
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.blockui.js" />
Updated in the Spring of 2010, the latest version of blockUI supports jQuery 1.4.2. The plug-in has two main working modes: it can block the entire page or a DOM sub-tree.
To block the entire page you use the $.blockUI and $.unblockUI functions. Here's some sample code that blocks the page when you click on a button named btnStart. The code also unblocks the user interface as you click anywhere on the blocked page:
$(document).ready(function() { $("#btnStart").click(function() { $.blockUI(); $(".blockOverlay").click($.unblockUI); }); });
The .blockOverlay string is an internal name to refer to the DIV displayed to cover the page. When you call $.blockUI without further parameters it grays out the browser's client area and centers a "Please wait" message in the screen. You can change overlay effects and message by adding parameters to $.blockUI. Alternately, you can define new default settings for the $.blockUI function to use when called in a parameterless way. Here's how to specify parameters in an individual call:
$.blockUI( { message: "Loading"} );
And here's how to set new default settings for the message attribute:
$.blockUI.defaults.message = "Loading...";
When you choose to disable the entire page, then most of the time you want the success callback of the asynchronous operation to unblock the page. The full list of properties supported by blockUI can be found here.
To block only an element within the page, you resort to a slightly different API: block and unblock. The following code shows how to block the content of a DIV tag.
$("#myForm").block({ message: "Processing…" });
To unblock, you need the following:
In this case, the trigger of the unblocking code will likely be the click handler of another link or button around the page or perhaps a timer.


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Covid-19 Important Update
Dear Valued Customer / Supplier,
As a member of your supply chain, I feel as a company we need to make all customers and suppliers
aware of what Rack Supplier Ltd position is regarding the COVID-19 outbreak. As with the rest of
the country we are very concerned for our staff, customers and suppliers. Therefore we are taking
both government guidelines and common sense very seriously and taking all the precautions that are
within our control.
Until we are advised otherwise and unless there is an enforced "shut down" we at Rack Supplier Ltd intend to remain open for business as usual. We will continue to receive orders, deliver
our products and provide our services to all customers as we have done for many years.
As a company we will continue to uphold all standards that you have become accustomed to from
Rack Supplier Ltd.
On behalf of myself and my Staff at Rack Supplier Ltd, we would like to thank you for your
continued support and wish you, your staff and your families the very best of health for the very
challenging times we have in days or weeks to come.
Best regards from
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